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Discrimination and Harassment in the Workplace and the Employer’s Duty | Justice For Workers
Harassment As previously discussed, employers are prohibited not only from discriminating against employees on the basis of race, gender, gender identity, disability, religion, or other protected characteristics, but also from harassing them on such grounds. This...
Overtime: I Am Not Being Paid for On-Call Time — Is That Fair? | Justice For Workers
Mr. Jang works as a massage therapist and earns $30 per client. When there are no clients, he remains on the premises at the massage shop but does not receive compensation for the time spent waiting. Ms. Ahn works an office job at a logistics company. She typically...
Overtime: I Am a Manager — Am I Entitled to Overtime Pay? | Justice For Workers
Many people say that they are not eligible for overtime pay because their job or position is exempt employee. In particular,those who are called managers or receive salaries at work are often confused. Whether or not they are exempt employees varies from case to case,...
Overtime: Are Commute Time and Time Spent Changing into Work Uniforms Considered Hours Worked? | Justice For Workers
Preparation Time Before Work A common concern among many employees involves being required to arrive at work before their official shift begins. For example, if the official start time is 9:00 a.m. but the employer requires employees to arrive by 8:30 a.m. to prepare...
Break Time: I work 6 and a half hours a day. How many minutes of break am I entitled to during my shift? | Justice For Workers
In California, non-exempt employees are entitled to both rest breaks and meal periods. Today, we would like to focus specifically on providing essential information about rest breaks. A rest break is defined as a 10-minute period during which an employee is relieved...
Overtime: What Responsibilities Do Employers Have and What Compensation Are Employees Entitled To? | Justice For Workers
Up until now, we have discussed the basic conditions under which overtime applies. Today, we will look at what responsibilities an employer has when overtime wages are not paid and what compensation an employee may be entitled to receive. Under California labor law,...






